Condor CEO Calls For Emissions Trading Suspension
Condor Airlines CEO Peter Gerber has requested a six-month suspension of emissions trading due to global kerosene shortages. These shortages follow the Iranian blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. German Green Party Bundestag Vice President Umit Nuri-Pur accused the federal government of failing to address the fuel emergency through energy policy. Airport associations are also requesting fuel discounts for airlines to mitigate rising costs. The move aims to remove speculative fuel pricing from the market to protect consumers during the second half of the year. This suggestion follows discussions regarding kerosene taxation and potential air traffic tax waivers by the German government. The proposal is framed as a way to ensure more stable pricing for all travelers.
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NDR Info
“Angesichts des global verknabten Angebotes an Kerosin in Folge der iranischen Blockade der Straße von Hormuz fordert der CEO der Deutschen Airline Condor, Peter Gerber, eine Aussetzung des Emissionshandels für ein halbes Jahr.”
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“einfachste Weg, um auch die Verbraucher im zweiten Halbjahr vor hohen Preisen zu bewahren, einfach den Emissionshandel für ein halbes Jahr auszusetzen”
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